Mon Jun 29, 2009
Bryan Park Farmers Market 5/30
Cole's at Bryan Park tomorrow Come on out and see him
Tomorrow's choices are...
Blue Mountain A Delicious, Young Blue Cheese
Sandy Bottom Fresh Fromage Blanc in a black pepper rind.
Fetti Spicey Hot with red chili peppers & seeds.
Fudge
Espresso
Vanilla Coconut
Peanut Butter
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Fri Jun 26, 2009
South of the James Farmers Market 6/27/09
Come out tomorrow and pick up some cheese, or Some Goats Milk Fudge!
Tomorrow we have...
Moonshine Aged and Wrapped in Corn Husks soaked in Spirits
Tidewater Spiced with Bay and Garlic, wrapped in Chestnut Leaves
Blue Mountain A Delicious, Young Blue Cheese
Sandy Bottom Fresh Fromage Blanc in a black pepper rind.
Fetti Spicey Hot with red chili peppers & seeds.
Fudge
Espresso
Vanilla Cocoanut
Peanut Butter
All of our current cheeses are made with pasteurized goats milk, with live cultures added
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Fri Jun 19, 2009
South of the James Farmers Market 6/20/09
Come out tomorrow and pick up some cheese for Dad... or Mom... heck for anybody!
The long awaited blues are here, come check em out.!
Tomorrow we have...
Moonshine Aged and Wrapped in Corn Husks soaked in Spirits
Tidewater Spiced with Bay and Garlic, wrapped in Chestnut Leaves
Blue Mountain A Delicious, Young Blue Cheese
Chesapeake Pearl Plain, aged and coated in beeswax. limited supply
Sandy Bottom Fresh Fromage Blanc in a black pepper rind.
Blue Hearts Creamy young Baby Blue
Fetti FIREY HOT from red chili peppers & seeds.
Blue Ridge Medium Sharp veined Bleu
Mélange Bleu Mixture of Cow and Goat Marbled Blue. The sharpest of our Blues
All of our current cheeses are made with pasteurized goats milk, with live cultures added
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Fri Jun 12, 2009
South of the James Farmers Market 6/13/09
Blue Hearts....Creamy, young blue without blue color... limited supply
Blue Mountain.... chevrettes of creamy young blue before blue color..
limited supply
Cendre.... slices of silky smooth goat cheese with beautiful coating
of ash, (charcoal and salt. Charcoal made of grapevine prunings which
we fire in a retort here on the farm.... limited supply
Tidewater... Old Bay, Garlic and Parsley wrapped in spirit-soaked leaves
'Fetti... Mild cheese topped with Red Hot Chili peppers & seeds over
parsley wrapped in spirit-soaked corn husks
Moonshine.... chevrettes of mild goat cheese wrapped in spirit-soaked
corn husks
Chesapeake Perle... a long keeping mild cheese coated in beeswax.
For those with a sweet tooth
Chocolate Swirl Goat Cheese Fudge.
This weeks specials include Goat cheese Fudge, and Farm Bouquets
Hope to see you there!
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Sat Jun 06, 2009
South of the James Farmers Market 6/6/09
Rona and Cole are at the South of the James Market today.
Cheeses available will be
Confetti FIREY HOT from red chili peppers & seeds.
Tidewater Spiced with Garlic and Bay,
Moonshine Very mild, wrapped in Corn Husks soaked in spirits.
and a limited supply of our ashed Virginia Belle
Also stop by and pick up a piece of Goats Milk Fudge.
With flavors like Chocolate Espresso, Peanut Butter,and Cocoanut Honey Almond, how can you not?
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Fri May 29, 2009
South of the James Farmers Market 5/30/09
'South of the James Market' tomorrow 8:00-1:00 pm.
Cole will have his music on demo tapes.
Goat cheese: 'Confetti'; FIREY HOT from red chili peppers & seeds.
'Tidewater' for the 'milder' spicy/garlic crowd.
'Sandy Bottom'; black pepper coated chevrettes, GREAT soaked in olive oil, and the ever mild 'Moonshine'. Limited amounts of Chesapeake Perle in beeswax,ashed 'Virginia Belle', and 'Blue Mountain' hearts. Come Say "hi"!
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Fri May 22, 2009
South of the James Farmers Market 5/23/09
Tomorrow is the South of the James Farmers Market, at Forest Hill Park.
Rona and Cole will be there with...
Tidewater (Spiced with Garlic and Bay),
Blue Mountain (our young Blue)
Moonshine which is wrapped in Corn Husks soaked in spirits.
Chesapeake perle, a long keeping mild cheese coated in beeswax.
There is also limited supplies of our ashed Virginia Belle and the Black Pepper Rind, Sandy Bottom
There's a chance that Cole will have Demo CDs for sale as well, stop by and check it out.
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Thu May 21, 2009
Hey! Where'd everybody go?
Well, due to a miscommunication with Ellwood Thompson's Market, we were the only ones to show up. The Folks at Ellwood's were gracious enough to let Rona and Cole set up any way, confusing more than a few patrons. Lots of questions but no sales, and Cole played and sang, so it wasn't a total loss. The upside is that they will be at the Forest Hill market with lots of cheese.
Hope to see you there
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Mon May 18, 2009
Farmers Market time!
Rona and Cole have been doing the Farmer's Market Tour in Richmond for the last week or so. The response has been good and we've sold out of all of our current supply of honey, and the Asparagus are gone as well. The Cheese is in full swing and is getting snapped up as quick as Rona and Cole can wrap it.
On May 19, They will be at the Bryan Park Farmer's Market from 3:30 to 7:00 with our Black Pepper Rind, "Sandy Bottom" Cheese, and "Moonshine" which is wrapped in Corn Husks soaked in Corn Whiskey.
On May 20, They will be at the Ellwood Thompson's Market from 3:00-7:00 with
Sandy Bottom, Moonshine, Tidewater (Spiced with Garlic and Bay) and Blue Mountain (a delicious young Blue)
You're likely to get a chance to hear Cole performing his original songs as well, so stop by and say hello!
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Fri Apr 03, 2009
Spring means Bees
As Spring arrives on the farm, Rona starts thinking bees. Last spring we started our first hives, and they were a big success.
We were fortunate enough to harvest about fifty pounds of honey, which is not usual for a first year.
The hives are busy this spring gearing up for collecting nectar, and pollen, and making honey and lots of new bees.
As we prepare for adding supers, and catching swarms, (we caught three last spring), Rona decided to extract honey from some cappings she had frozen in the fall.
The pictures below show a makeshift procedure she uses in the kitchen so she doesn't have to break out the other equipment.
Lots of golden deliciousness for us, and as we get our practices refined, we hope to add our honey to our farm products.
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